The Divine Comedy / Dante Alighieri Translated by: Fumihito Kotobuki / Shueisha Bunko Heritage Series: Inferno, Purgatorio, Paradiso Commentary: Yoshie Hotta, Shoichi Matsushima, Shinichi Nakazawa, Norio Awazu, Kunio Ogawa, Osamu Ikeuchi Also, thousands of other books are on sale 【 #SoltyBooks 】 Table of Contents = #See photos 2 and beyond Thank you very much. Please consider this a reading copy due to it being a used book. In addition to this, we have novels, philosophical books, humanities books, entertainment, SF, mysteries, and old magazines on sale. #202509 #OldForeignLiterature #MonochromeBookshelf #CanYouDieWithoutReadingThis #WesternClassics #TheTruthOfTheWorld #Purgatory 【Content Introduction】 An immortal classic that weaves together an encyclopedic collection of knowledge into a story. This edition includes the loving translation by Kotobuki and 89 illustrations by William Blake. Footnotes, commentaries, and essays are also included. Dante Born in Florence in 1265. The greatest poet of Western literature. Deeply involved in political activities, he was caught up in a political upheaval in 1302 and permanently exiled from his homeland. After that, he lived a life of wandering. During that time, he completed the immortal great classic, "The Divine Comedy." Died in 1321. His other works include "De Monarchia." Dante's representative work is the epic poem "The Divine Comedy (La Divina Commedia)," which consists of Inferno, Purgatorio, and Paradiso, in which he travels with the ancient Roman poet Virgil. He also wrote the poetry collection "La Vita Nuova." He is the greatest poet of Italian literature and is considered a pioneer of the Renaissance culture, which is said to have had a great influence.